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John Celestino, a veteran newspaper executive, has been appointed publisher of The Press-Republican in Plattsburgh, New York.
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12/11/19 12:03 PM
Newspapers tell stories about their communities. In 2020, let’s tell our communities our story.
During a session at the Feb. 17-19 Mega-Conference, we'll focus on how newspapers improve the civic life of citizens every day.
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12/10/19 12:27 PM
Walter Hussman has been working for about a year to convert subscribers to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in the 63 counties outside Northwest Arkansas to a digital edition, plus Sunday print edition.
Last week, WEHCO Media began testing its offer of a free iPad to the first group of subscribers in its main 12-county circulation area.
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12/10/19 12:02 PM
McClatchy's West Region Editor, Lauren Gustus, will lead a new company-wide effort as director of community funding initiatives. In this expanded role, Gustus will be responsible for building community support for important local journalism initiatives through grants, contributions from philanthropic organizations and individuals, and partnerships with local stakeholders and readers.
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12/10/19 12:45 AM
iQ Audience+ from TownNews is designed to give media organizations of all sizes powerful new tools to lift their subscription rolls and preserve programmatic ad revenue, while boosting audience engagement.
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12/9/19 11:55 PM
Leisa Richardson has joined The State Journal-Register in Springfield, Illinois, as executive editor.
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12/6/19 01:46 AM
The Texas Tribune has announced a $4 million, three-year effort to identify sustainability strategies for the newspaper industry. The RevLab will experiment with innovative ways to fund journalism, model best practices, and mentor dozens of would-be peers.
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12/5/19 05:04 PM
This year was a “very good year” for public notice with virtually no erosion in government requirements for publications, according to the Public Notice Resource Center, which focuses on keeping public notice and legal ads in newspapers.
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12/5/19 04:24 PM
Print, if done correctly and creatively, remains a powerful and unique story-telling tool directly leading to action by the reader.
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By Leonard Woolsey, publisher, The Daily News, Galveston, Texas |
12/3/19 05:26 AM
Ronnie Ramos, executive editor of The Indianapolis (Indiana) Star, has announced plans to step down to pursue new opportunities.
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12/2/19 05:42 PM
TownNews has announced that Sinead Steele has been appointed to the newly-created position of vice president of operations, and Rick Rogers has been promoted to chief revenue officer.
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11/26/19 11:39 AM
On Nov. 25, a new social network, Cocoon, was introduced on Apple’s iOS. It is designed as a social network for your "chosen family," be that parents, siblings, extended family or close friends. Currently it is available at no cost, but will eventually switch to paid subscriptions.
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11/26/19 11:28 AM
Aaron Snyder, sports/managing editor of The Daily Independent in Ashland, Kentucky, has been promoted to editor of the newspaper.
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11/26/19 10:42 AM
Where will journalists turn for context in the next impeachment? Especially as news transitions to digital publishing, the best practices of preservation and ensuring public access are taking a back seat. That’s why researchers are working to draw attention to this issue and help marshall new resources to provide solutions.
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11/26/19 09:51 AM
During the 200th birthday celebration of the Arkansas Gazette, former President Bill Clinton praised the way the Arkansas Gazette and Arkansas Democrat-Gazette have provided readers with the facts they need to know.
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11/25/19 10:57 AM
Thomas A. Silvestri, president and publisher of the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch for nearly the last 15 years, has announced his retirement. He will stay on in Richmond until Dec. 31. Effective immediately, Paul Farrell will become publisher in Richmond. Farrell currently serves as vice president of sales for Lee Enterprises.
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11/22/19 04:22 PM
In 2017, the Shawnee Mission Post in Kansas launched its paywall. Two years later, the small paper with only three full-time employees has 2,650 subscribers paying $5.95 a month. How are they making it work?
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11/22/19 10:41 AM
Email newsletters are a proven way to help build (and maintain) subscriber loyalty — but are you doing them right? Check out these lessons from the Medill Local News Initiative to find out.
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11/22/19 10:36 AM
The alt-weekly announced its intention to pivot to nonprofit status under the newly-founded Reader Institute for Community Journalism. The new nonprofit will launch in January and then purchase the Reader.
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11/22/19 10:30 AM
Gannett Co., Inc. has announced the senior leadership for the newly combined company.
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11/22/19 10:18 AM